D. E Reddick provided this information as a comment on an earlier post regarding tensions between Japan and China. I thought it deserved a separate posting.
“Now a Chinese fishing trawler has rammed a South Korean Coast Guard vessel. One Chinese fisherman died, two Chinese fishermen are missing, and four SK coast guardsmen have been injured. The 63 ton Chinese trawler capsized after ramming the larger SKCG vessel. Reportedly, there were 50 Chinese trawlers fishing within SK territorial waters at the time of the incident. The video from Al Jazeera (English) demonstrates just how violently the Chinese crew were acting during the incident.
“RTT News – Chinese Fisherman Killed In Clash With South Korean Coast Guard
http://www.rttnews.com/Content/MarketSensitiveNews.aspx?Id=1510141&SM=1
“A video and text report from Al Jazeera – Chinese trawler in Yellow Sea clash
“A routine check goes awry after Chinese fishermen stop South Korean coast guards from boarding trawler in Yellow Sea.”
http://english.aljazeera.net/video/asia-pacific/2010/12/20101218175020549693.html
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Chuck,
It turns out that it was the Chinese fishing boat’s 28-year-old captain who died at a hospital after going into a coma. That’s an almost parallel outcome (in a limited way) to that Chinese fishing boat captain who was arrested by the Japanese Coast Guard.
JoongAng Daily – Chinese trawler capsizes, 1 fatality
http://joongangdaily.joins.com/article/view.asp?aid=2929883
DER, thanks, I see one other crew member is also still missing and presumed dead.
A bit of a follow-up on this incident from the BBC.
South Korea frees Chinese fishermen after fatal clash
South Korea has released three Chinese fishermen following a fatal clash between their trawler and a South Korean patrol ship earlier this month.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-12078176
More photos of clashes between Chinese F/Vs and S.Korean CG.
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